I'm struggling to find the reference now, but at some point in the past I read a suggestion that it I was going to add controls (by which I mean RadControls) on-the-fly I should do so in the page's OnInit phase.
Given that I am doing the above, how, if at all is the event sequence shown here changed?
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Stuart
Given that I am doing the above, how, if at all is the event sequence shown here changed?
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Stuart
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Hi Stuart,
Generally if you want the controls to load and track their ViewState properly you should create these controls before LoadViewState(). OnInit actually is the place where ASP.NET will create statically declared controls in aspx/ascx.
The event sequence article is related mostly to EnableViewState grid property. The main difference is that RadGrid will call NeedDataSource for every page lifecycle in case of disabled ViewState.
All the best,
Vlad
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Generally if you want the controls to load and track their ViewState properly you should create these controls before LoadViewState(). OnInit actually is the place where ASP.NET will create statically declared controls in aspx/ascx.
The event sequence article is related mostly to EnableViewState grid property. The main difference is that RadGrid will call NeedDataSource for every page lifecycle in case of disabled ViewState.
All the best,
Vlad
the Telerik team
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